Sentence examples for inviting in the from inspiring English sources

The current duke was the man who balanced the books by inviting in the tourists.

The American troops starved the Uighurs and prevented them from sleeping, just before inviting in the Chinese interrogators.

Echoing the ballet's plot, a father forbids his daughter to marry for love, casting aside the Harlequin and inviting in the Devil.

China's model of economic development depends, and has depended for years, on inviting in the world's best companies, and legally or otherwise benefiting from their intellectual property.

Are you inviting in the competition?' [But I say] when the pie is big enough, the competition is very friendly," he explains.

There is a kind of counter-criticism that seeks to expand the work of art, by connecting it, opening up its meanings, inviting in the possibilities.

The pool was pristine, inviting in its desolation, the water a Mediterranean blue, brushed by the wind.

"We are basically inviting in opposition from the rest of the world to come and have a look at our facilities and learn the nuances of the track.

By then, we'd settled into a condominium in Kihei, where the beautiful beaches seemed less inviting in light of the recent nearby event.

The desert sun, spas, and golf courses are warm and inviting in mid-December, but the crowds stay away.

The holes appeared, the most inviting in front of Jackson who widened it with a little dummy.